speckit-plan

To generate API contracts and data models from a specification, you can use a planning workflow that translates requirements into concrete design artifacts like data-model.md and OpenAPI or GraphQL schemas. It guides research, data modeling, and integration scenarios to ensure architecture decisions align with your project constitution.

Planning technical implementations end-to-end involves translating a software specification into an actionable technical plan. This process produces design artifacts including data models, API contracts, and integration scenarios, ensuring all architecture decisions align with the project constitution.

Yes, you can generate OpenAPI and GraphQL schemas from project requirements. The planning workflow translates your specification and constitution into a contracts directory containing these schema files, alongside data models and a quickstart guide.

To enforce project constitution alignment during architecture planning, the workflow validates your specification against the constitution rules. It guides data modeling and API contract generation to ensure all resulting design artifacts strictly adhere to your defined architectural constraints.

Yes, a project constitution is required alongside the software specification to generate a technical implementation plan. The workflow relies on the constitution to enforce architecture alignment while producing data models, API contracts, and integration scenarios.

Translating a specification into an implementation plan produces concrete design artifacts including a data-model.md file, a contracts directory with OpenAPI or GraphQL schemas, and a quickstart.md guide. These artifacts document the data structures and API definitions needed for development.